Optical coherence tomography (OCT) is a well-established modality providing cross-sectional images of the human retina. OCT, however, does not provide high-resolution en face images of the outer retinal layers due to eye aberrations and the tradeoff between imaging depth and transverse resolution. Recently, we demonstrated the spatiotemporal optical coherence (STOC) that provides high-resolution, aberration-free volumetric images of the retina and cornea with the voxel rate of 8 GHz. Here, we show that STOC can be used for angiography, and allows us to estimate Doppler broadening, enabling visualization of the choroidal blood vessels in the human retina in vivo.
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